The World Athletics Awards is nearing December 2023. As a prelude to the ultimate star-studded night, the finalists, for almost all the categories, have been announced. On the 13th of November, the finalists for the Women’s World Athlete of the Year were announced. To everyone’s surprise, the fastest woman on earth, Sha’carri Richardson, wasn’t there. She was one of the 11 nominees but couldn’t make it to the finals. To make things worse for Richardson, her fierce Jamaican rival, Shericka Jackson once again dished out disappointment for her by making it to the finals.

However, Richardson ever since has shown nothing but sportsman spirit. Two days after the announcement, she shared an update on her social media that oozes out nothing but motivation. It seems like the American track and field sensation is not stopping after facing another defeat to Shericka Jackson and is aiming high to achieve more goals.

Sha’carri Richardson talks commitment 

After getting a track named after her, the enthusiasts were waiting to witness yet another triumph by Richardson. But things didn’t turn out as expected. However, Richardson, on the other hand, appears to be more focused on herself now and her social media update says it all. She recently shared a message on her Instagram story, which seems to have ignited a fire of motivation in her. The reigning World 100m Champion penned down, “Today I am planting the seeds of growth in my life. I am absolutely committed to watering them every day”. 

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It is not immediately clear what exactly Richardson is referring to, but it seems that after missing out on the World Athletics honor, she will now work harder on herself to accomplish new remarkable feats. She was left behind by the five finalists, Shericka Jackson, Tigist Assefa, Faith Kipyegon, Yulimar Rojas, and Femke Bol. Meanwhile, the finalists for the Men’s World Athlete of the Year have also been released.

The finalists of the Men’s World Athlete of the Year 

Finalists for Men’s World Athlete of the Year 2023 were also released on the 14th of November 2023. The countdown to the World Athletic Awards has begun with less than a month to go and all the names of the finalists announced.

The male athletes who made it to the finals are Noah Lyles representing the US, next is the Indian javelin maestro Neeraj Chopra. Ryan Crouser for the Shot Put from the US, fourth is the pole vault expert Mondo Duplantis, and then is Kenya’s marathon sensation Kelvin Kiptum.

Noah Lyles made the cut for being a World 100m and 200m champion and with this, he is also a world leader and undefeated in six finals at 200m. Neeraj Chopra is the world champion and the Asian Games champion in Javelin.

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Mondo Duplantis representing Sweden is a World Champion and Diamond League champion with a world record in pole vault. Kiptum is a London and Chicago marathon winner and a marathon world record breaker. With less than a month to go for the winners to be disclosed, the track and field community is on its toes to witness the stars in all the categories.

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